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patrol types

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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patrol types

Post by lexi »

Hi Guys
New to the site but this is the one I`ve been trying to join for ages. I am in Scotland and have Patrol GQ. It was brought in from Cyprus to UK when new so I assume it`s the same spec as the Aussie ones 94 td42 auto. 172000klms- salt has affected some areas of it but it can be made good. Anyway our Patrols here are GR models and I`m sure they are n/a diesel manuals or petrol turbo or non turbo manual or auto.I only speak of the 4.2 (92-98) models here. The GR diesels have 124 bhp(91kw?) where as my GQ has 85kw. where does the extra power come from on gr models. Are our GRs (92-98) all y60 type and did Y61 start in uk with the advent of the 98 on -rounder shape and 3ltr di engine.
When you speak of extractors do you mean exhaust manifolds?

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Post by lexi »

Been reading this forum a while now so come on Baz and the rest of you knowledgeable gentleman give it a shot
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Re: patrol types

Post by MQPatrol »

lexi wrote:When you speak of extractors do you mean exhaust manifolds?


The bit that I know.. Yes, extractors are usually refered as aftermarket exhaust manifolds.

Lost me in the GR / y60 thing. I thought the GR was the same as our GU? great, now i am confused, back to my MQ's and leave this to the experts.
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Post by lexi »

Thanks Mq. Still waiting on the experts for the other part of the question. Come on guys -this is the no. 1 Patrol forum right?

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Post by Patroler »

pretty sure our td42's don't come out with an auto behind them. they also were not turboed from the factory until the current shape - GU
I'd hazard a guess that the extra power would be down to injector pump fuel settings.
Pretty easy for nissan to make a heap of td42's, all the same and have different states of tune for different markets, fuel qualities and transmissions.
Does the motor look the same i.e. filter locations and piping to the local 'GR' models you talk about?
If you're after that bit of extra power you could probably just get someone to dyno it and tune the injector pump.

But then i'm only guessing - and at the tail end of the last nightshift...
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Post by lexi »

Thanks Patroler
Our td42 gr have no turbo or auto option on the y60 type. I`m understanding now that when your gu came out(rounder shape?) you kept the option of the 4.2 engine whereas we didn`t. Just near the end of production in 98 there was a 2.8td. (132bhp) Was that the start of the di engines just before the GUs? Can`t get a look at gr(92-98 square type y60-I assume) as they`re as common as good English cricket players. They aint even in breakers and dealers know nothing. It`s all terrano`s here although gu is now more common.Yeah I was thinking of tryin to get the bits of GR to gain that possible 10bhp. You guys are lucky having the choice of parts for Patrols over there but then I bought new heater plugs for Landrover the other day £3.50 each!!!!

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Post by SHIFTY »

WHERE DID YOU GET THE FIG OF 91KW FROM? GR IS JUST A MODEL GRADE IE FOR WHAT WE HAVE HERE Ti ST DX. JAPAN CALL Ti A GR (TOP OF THE RANGE). JAPAN DID ALSO HAVE A FACTORY TURBO TD4.2 FOR Y60 BUT WAS NOT AN OPTION FOR AUSTRALIA. IF NISSAN EUROPE SPEC 91KW THIS COULD BE DOWN TO FUEL AS THEY HAVE MUCH BETTER QUAILTY DIESEL. IF YOU ARE ONLY LOOKING FOR A FEW MORE KW'S
EXHUST AND A PLAY WITH THE INJECTOR PUMP AND YOUR THERE.
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Post by KIWI »

Our GQ's came with a turbo TD42 option from around 94/95 on, and all models (88 onwards) had an auto option, in fact it can be quite hard to get your hands on a 5spd at times.


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Post by lexi »

Thanks Shifty
Parkers guide in uk quote 124bhp for diesel and 170bhp for the petrol both 4.2 n/a no turbos available. Dont think fuel quality is a factor. Thinkin it must be pump and exhaust.
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Post by Lawrence »

I believe difference is caused by differing emmision laws. So Australian version may have cat on exhaust which will cut some power from engine
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Post by legsx1 »

Hi Alex - its amasing to discuss all these finer points with people all around the world, care of this wonderful forum, welcome

I had a 1997 GQ 4.2 factory turbo diesel in New Zealand which produced 156 HP or 117 Kw of power and 1010 ft/lb of torque as standard. I then went about and fitted a propane injection kit which helped it move along. Unfortunitly I didn t get it back on the dyno with propane fitted. However I have now fitted a 5.7 litre corvette injected V8 - makes it move a little better!!
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Post by bazzle »

Aussie GQ diesel (4.2) could be had with an auto (Bogged has one)
Extra power is due to earlier being rated in BHP and later in PS. About 10% higher on paper. No cats on aussie GQs.

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Post by McJeff »

No cats on Oz diesels??? no wonder these diesels smoke more than steam train! :D
Should I get another 4wd?
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